Amazing PURI Tour Package for 4 Days from Mumbai

It is an important Hindu temple dedicated to Lord JAGANNATH a form of VISHNU. It is one of the four great CHAR DHAM pilgrimage site and famous for car festival, which gives Odisha a place in world map in tourism. A holistic tourist place in Puri Enjoy leisure at Golden Beach & Beach Market of Puri

After breakfast transfer for the Puri local sightseeing whole day. . .

famous religious place for all Krishna devotees. Asias largest brackish water lake. It is the real paradise for the bird lovers. It attracts large number of aquatic birds in winters for the migratory counts. It is also a habitant of one of biggest breeding places of flamingos in the world. Visit to Satpada which is close to Dolphin point, here the critically endangered Irrawaddy dolphins and bottle nosed dolphins can be seen at the mouth of Bay of Bengal and Chilika lake. It is one of the only 2 lagoons in the world where these dolphins can be seen.

The temple is World UNESCO heritage site. The name Konark is made after combining two Sanskrit words, Konacorner or angle and Arkthe sun. It is dedicated to Sun God SURYA. Here, sunrise is very beautiful and enchanting. The museum has four galleries that showcase 260 different fallen architectural pieces and sculptures that were found during the clearance work of Konark temple complex. The Konark museum is a treasure house for historians and art lovers Chandrabhaga Beach is considered one of the finest beaches along the eastern coast of India. The beach holds great importance in the cultural and traditional identity of Orissa. a craft village for Applique work. One can find a series of shops decorated with many applique works with bright colors. The ieties are like umbrellas, lamps shades, wall cloths, table covers, sofa covers, children cloths, bad covers and many more. visit to Dhauli shanti stupa which is also known as Peace Pagoda. Dhauli hills are located on the banks of river Daya and has major Edicts of Ashoka engraved on a mass of rock. Dhauli hill is presumed to be the area where the Kalinga war was fought. After this war Emperor Ashoka laid down the weapons and accepted Ahimsa in the form of Buddhism.